Nhi Nhi Hoi An
60 Hung Vuong Street Hoi An, 0510, Vietnam
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TravelPod Member ReviewsNhi Nhi Hoi An
“Amazing”
nina.bennewitz 9 contributions
Keighley, United Kingdom
Dec 26, 2011
The Nhi Nhi hotel is excellent value for money and the staff could not be friendlier! I spent my 25th birthday there and was given a cake in the morning! 10/10 for everything!
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelNhi Nhi Hoi An
Another town with the french connection!!
Decided on getting the train from Hue to Danang as its regarded the most scenic train journey in Vietnam!! Only took 2 1/2 hrs and it was indeed very scenic travelling along the coast watching the lush rainforests whizz by and all the tiny coves surrounded by mountains! Truly memorable!! Not the most comfortable as all the locals tend to recline …
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Mittari nayttaa 37 celsiusta, reilu kymmenen kilsaa tultu Vietnamin neljanneksi suurimman miljoonakaupungin lapi ja meri nakyy tien paassa. China Beach. Ei muuta kun pyorat lukkoon ja uimaan...
''Heita se lukko!''
''Mika lukko? ei mul mitaa lukkoo oo...."
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One sunset from the menu please
Tama pakettimatkakohde ei onneksi ollut pahimmasta paasta. Odotettiin jotain Phi Phi saarten tapaista. Meiniki oli kuitenkin suht rentoa, toki rantoja koristeli pallovatsamiehet ja katukuvaa sandaalikaupat ja koruliikkeet. Otettiin suht iisisti pari paivaa ja lepuuteltiin jalkoja. Maisemat oli upeita ja ruoka hyvaa.
-Mikko & Krista
26km
1h 40min
Blame it on the Rain
Hoi An is yet another UNESCO World Heritage site that we have had the fortune to visit while on our trip. The town has a real mix of Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese design from when it was first settled in the 16th century as a trading hub for the region with the Middle East, India and even Europe. It's a true reflection of what it must have been …



